The streaming live feeds of the current cast of "Big Brother" can enhance the prime-time viewing experience, but recently those feeds captured some contestants of the CBS reality series uttering racist and homophobic comments.

According to Zap2It, "Big Brother" housemates GinaMarie, Kaitlin and Aaryn were recently overheard talking about two black cast members, Candace and Howard.

One of the girls was overheard saying, "Blacks stick together. ... They're like tokens. ... They're like black Barbie and Kens."

Predictably, the comments have not been aired as part of CBS' prime-time airing of "Big Brother." That has further raised the ire of a former cast member, Ragan Fox, who appeared on the 13th edition of the show. But rather than rail against the idea of this happening on the show, Fox said she wishes it would get wider exposure.

"'Big Brother' I LOVE you, but, if you really want to provide a groundbreaking twist, SHOW CBS VIEWERS HOW SOME STRAIGHT, WHITE PEOPLE talk about gays, Asian Americans, and African Americans," he wrote on his website "Capitalize on the Paula Deen controversy! Hate speech is currently a hot topic in the United States. It would be irresponsible to punt on this issue. What makes Aaryn’s homophobia and racism especially insidious is that it comes packaged in a bright-eyed, pageant-like exterior. I mean, how can somebody so sweet looking spew so much venom? Viewers would have to SEE it to BELIEVE it."

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